7 OTC Companies Meet Nearly 20 Institutions in Singapore
On October 29, the Taipei Exchange cooperated with Taishin Securities and the Taiwan Depository and Clearing Corporation for the first time, leading 7 quality OTC companies to hold the "Taiwan Corporate Day" overseas investor conference in Singapore. Nearly 20 international institutions, including Singapore sovereign funds, professional investment firms, large asset management companies and insurance institutions, were invited to participate, with nearly 50 one-on-one closed-door meetings and small group sessions arranged on the day to help OTC companies connect directly with international capital and enhance their visibility and appeal in international capital markets.
Semiconductor Supply Chain in Focus
Taipei Exchange General Manager Li-Ching Chen said the 7 participating companies included Grand Process Technology(3131), Auras Technology(3324), TA-I Technology(3357), eMemory Technology(3529), Gudeng Precision(3680), ASPEED Technology(5274) and Taiwan Semiconductor(5425), covering semiconductor equipment, thermal modules, electronic components, IC design and power semiconductors, with both industry representativeness and growth momentum. Driven by the AI investment boom, Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain has attracted global market attention, drawing large local asset management companies, insurance companies and professional investment institutions in Singapore to learn about business performance and future development strategies through face-to-face meetings, with lively exchanges on site.
Special Presentations Showcase Market Resilience and Momentum
The Taipei Exchange and the Taiwan Depository and Clearing Corporation arranged special presentations on the day of the conference to introduce the features and advantages of Taiwan's capital market to international institutional investors. The Taipei Exchange shared the development status, industrial structure and diversified products of the OTC market, and explained its concrete achievements in fostering corporate development and promoting market internationalization; the Taiwan Depository and Clearing Corporation introduced capital market back-office infrastructure and digital development, enhancing international investors' understanding of Taiwan's capital market and demonstrating market efficiency, resilience and growth momentum. Taishin Securities General Manager Li-Kuo Chen and Taiwan Depository and Clearing Corporation Vice General Manager Chen-Chen Huang also joined the group photo with delegates.
Foreign Participation Rises to 31% in 5 Years
The Taipei Exchange said it has long helped OTC companies enhance corporate value, and through overseas investor conferences arranges quality companies to meet directly with international institutional investors to raise international visibility and foreign investor enthusiasm. Over the past 5 years, foreign participation in the OTC market has risen from 17% to 31%. In the future, it will continue to hold overseas investor solicitation events to attract more international capital to the OTC market, boost capital market trading momentum, and jointly build Taiwan into an "Asian Asset Management Center".